Gerald J. Comeau
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Gerald J. Comeau, BComm, MBA (born February 1, 1946) is a Canadian Senator.
Comeau, an accountant by training, was elected to the Canadian House of Commons as part of the Progressive Conservative sweep in the 1984 election. He was the Member of Parliament for South West Nova, Nova Scotia. Comeau was a government backbencher throughout his term, and was defeated in the 1988 election due, in part, to the unpopularity of the Canada-US Free Trade Agreement in Atlantic Canada.
In 1990, he was appointed to the Senate on the advice of Prime Minister Brian Mulroney. He sat as a Progressive Conservative until February 2004. He has been a Conservative Partysenator since the merger of the PC Party into that party.
Comeau is a member of Nova Scotia's Acadian minority.
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Nova Scotia Caucus serving in the 39th Canadian Parliament. |
| Senators | Gerald J. Comeau (Con), Jane Cordy (Lib), Jim Cowan (Lib), Terry Mercer (Lib), Wilfred Moore (Lib), Donald Oliver (Con), Gerard Phalen (Lib) |
| Members of Parliament | Scott Brison (Lib), Bill Casey (Con), Rodger Cuzner (Lib), Mark Eyking (Lib), Gerald Keddy (Con), Peter MacKay (Con), Alexa McDonough (NDP), Geoff Regan (Lib), Michael Savage (Lib), Peter Stoffer (NDP), Robert Thibault (Lib) |
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